This page is intended to provide updated information and discussion about Atsugi Golf. RULES and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Can my children play on the course? Junior golfers age 8-12 are only permitted to play on the course when accompanied by an adult (18+) IAW reference (f). Driving cart usage is prohibited (driver’s license required). Ages 8-12 are not allowed to walk the course
2. Can my children "ride along" while I play? Non-Golfers age 8-17 must ride and remain in the golf cart at all times.
3. Can my friend/guest "ride along" while I play? Non-playing patrons over the age of 18 may ride the course but with a cart fee added to the sponsor's fee. The non-playing patron must remain in the golf cart while on the course. Non-playing patrons are not permitted to walk the course at any time.
4. By what time must rental clubs and golf carts be returned? Generally, return times are 30 minutes before the sun
goes down, to allow for cleaning and driving back safely to the Pro Shop. Please check with the Pro Shop to confirm. Marshals will be out 30 minutes before sundown to remind golfers.
5. How are tee times made? Please call or stop by the Pro Shop to schedule tee times. Players may reserve tee times a maximum of two weeks in advance.
6. Can I play 9 holes or 18 holes in the morning? Anytime from Monday through Friday, anyone can play 9 holes or 18 holes when they come to the Golf Course. On Saturday
and Sunday from opening until 0830, 18 holes only. Please contact the General Manager at 264-3709 for any questions.
7. Is "Early Bird" Golf Available? Annual pass holders may play "Early Bird" (before the opening of the Pro Shop) on weekdays only. Golfers must tee off
no later than 0500. "Early Bird" is not available for daily fee players. Annual pass holders must inform the Pro Shop the day before they plan to play "Early Bird". Bear in mind that our maintenance crews are out working during these early hours. Please do not interrupt their work. Please direct any questions to 264-3709 and ask for the General Manager.
8. What is Buddy Golf? Buddy Golf is a special greens fee reserved for guests of authorized U.S. patrons with a valid Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) I.D. Buddy Golf days are every Thursday, and occasional Saturdays. Buddy Golf is not valid on Japanese or U.S. holidays.
9. What time does the afternoon "special rate" take effect for non-SOFA status golfers? Start times for the afternoon special rate begin at normally at 1100 on Saturday and Sunday, but is adjusted seasonally.
10. May I bring guests onto the course? Absolutely! However, sponsors are required to play along with their guests at all times.
11. Is there a Dress Code on the course? Collared shirts are required on the course. Tennis shoes or golf shoes only please - no steel spikes.
12. May I use an MWR Gift certificate to pay for carts, green fees or annual passes? Patrons may use MWR gift certificates to pay for carts, green fees or annual passes; however, when PCS’ing, patrons
cannot receive cash back for their golf green fee pass (paid for) with the certificate. A gift certificate may be issued for this
balance; however, it can only be used at the Pro Shop.
13. What is the policy for rain checks? Rain checks are only issued when the course closes due to lightning, snow, or other major weather issues.
14. What do I do when "slow play" or other issues come up on the course? Please call the Pro Shop directly at 264-3709 or from a cell phone, 0467-63-3709 to report problems with the machine.
15. I lost something on the course. Where is your "lost and found"? Any lost articles found on the Golf Course are turned to the Pro Shop. The Pro Shop will also serve as the "lost and found"
department. Please note that the NAF Atsugi Golf Course is not responsible for lost articles.
16. Where can I get my golf clubs re-gripped? The Pro Shop is able to re-grip clubs for a fee. Please visit the Pro Shop for options and estimates.
17. Do you rent golf clubs? Yes, we offer a variety of brand name clubs for rental. Please visit the Pro Shop to see the selection.
18. If I have an accident with my golf cart or cause other damages, what do I do? All accidents on the course must be reported to the Pro Shop, including golf balls which are hit over the fence out into the
local community. Call the Pro Shop at 264-3709 or from a cell phone, 0467-63-3709. A courtesy phone is also located at the
Driving Range.
